If you have been in the beef industry for generations or if you are just wanting to start your own legacy, you need to take a close look at this facility. This location has an established mix of land, dwellings, feedlots and pasture that makes for a great expansion prospect. The opportunity to take over an existing cattle feed yard with the investment of building the infrastructure and getting the operation up and running and ready to make a profit has already been done for you. The owners of the property had the next generation in mind when building this facility. Fenceline bunks throughout the property make early morning chores much easier and safer not having to open a gate to feed. Parking tractors outside in the unpredictable weather is unheard of at this feedlot. You can choose from one of the many machine sheds to store equipment. The layout of the yard and the setup of the buildings are highly beneficial to the operator. When you have longer but narrower buildings it helps to identify a potential animal that may need to be treated and also those that are not eating by keeping them in closer eyesight. Finding an operation that has space for two families to call home and being on site is a rarity. There are two scales on site so you can keep a close eye on all of the inbound and outbound loads to the facility to be sure that you are staying profitable.

Property Features:

- Main house and Farm Manager house are both a short distance from main operation

- Main office in the center of feed yard to keep track of logistics for the operation

- Fenceline bunks throughout property for easy and safe feeding

- 10 minute drive west and you will intersect Interstate I-35

- 5 minute drive north will put you on the southern edge of Leon

- Property is a one-hour drive south from Des Moines on Interstate I-35

- Facility is run off of rural and well water

- Zoned agriculture

- Two equipment buildings for safe storage of trucks and tractors

- Working facilities located behind main office for quick overview of incoming animals

- Concrete feed storage facility will help to keep feed in good quality

- Central Decatur School District